Dilbert creator Scott Adams asked his readers for their most embarrassing moments, and some of their stories at work are too funny while others will make you cringe in sympathy.
JobMob is all about helping you find your dream job. Of course, to do that, you’ll need to muster up the courage to leave the job you’re at. Taking the plunge can be tough, but these 20 excellent web comics should provide some much needed motivation and inspiration!
Last week, I asked you if you could describe yourself in one word. In anticipation of that personality-testing job interview question, here’s some help that will also make you happier.
Scott Adams asked his readers to describe themselves in one word. We usually find it pretty easy to call other people names, but could you do it for yourself in a job interview?
Daily dose of Dilbertâ„¢ now on JobMob
I’ve added the official Dilbertâ„¢ comic strip to JobMob here on the right. Why?
It’s a quick daily laugh.
Seeing the comic here means one less mailing list subscription (true for me).
The strips are in color while the emailed version is in black & white, like above.
David Steward was fired for doing something that thousands of people have done before him- posting a Dilbert comic on a bulletin board at his company. Dilbert creator Scott Adams is now trying to find the former security supervisor a job.
The offending comic
The story
According to this article, “casino managers were not amused. By reviewing surveillance [...]
Over on the Dilbert Blog, Scott Adams gave his readers an assignment: “describe your own job in one sentence, preferably in a humorously derogatory way.” Here are the best replies from among the hundreds.
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About the author
Jacob Share is the founder and SVP of Share Select Media, a company focused on empowering quality bloggers and blogs such as Group Writing Projects, The Original Home of Group Writing Projects.
From Jacob: I grew up between Canada, France and Israel where I had my first Internet experience in 1994 and was hooked. Since then I've enjoyed playing a part in growing the Web as a manager-developer and project manager at Amazon.com and other e-commerce companies before starting up my own venture.
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